The most recent example of Cornell students working together to find creative solutions to problems is the new ResCUer app. Incidents from last semester made it clear that Cornell has many resources, but there was no place where one could access all this information at once, especially when on the go. Emma Court, Matthew Joe, [...]
New Student Orientation is the first time that the entire class is together. From around the globe and with the same range of experiences, it’s a time to learn more about the world and also become part of the Cornell culture. One of the most important aspects of this culture is our emphasis on personal [...]
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Since the first Cornell Caring Community event in Spring of 2010, Cornellians have redefined what it means to come together and support one another. In light of recent sexual violence and bias incidents, we will join to reaffirm our right to thrive in a safe community. This Wednesday [...]
The recent string of bias and sexual assaults on campus have many people questioning what measures are currently being taken by the university to maintain and improve safety on campus. One of these is the Safety Survey – a survey sent out by the Student Assembly with topics ranging from effectiveness of the current Blue [...]
One of our concerns this year is addressing the issue of safety around campus for students. We’re currently focusing on creating a gorge safety video that will be shown to every incoming student before their swim test. With the support of the administration behind us, we’re very excited to get started. Another thing we’re very [...]
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